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Android rooting refers to obtaining root access on Android devices, allowing users to gain administrative privileges on the device. This gives users control over files in protected system folders and allows the installation of modified versions of the operating system. While rooting voids the manufacturer's warranty, it is legal in many countries as long as the user owns the device they are modifying. However, laws vary by jurisdiction regarding what modifications are permitted without the copyright holder's consent. The document discusses the legality of rooting and jailbreaking in different parts of the world and how regulations have evolved over time.

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Android Rooting 7

Android rooting refers to obtaining root access on Android devices, allowing users to gain administrative privileges on the device. This gives users control over files in protected system folders and allows the installation of modified versions of the operating system. While rooting voids the manufacturer's warranty, it is legal in many countries as long as the user owns the device they are modifying. However, laws vary by jurisdiction regarding what modifications are permitted without the copyright holder's consent. The document discusses the legality of rooting and jailbreaking in different parts of the world and how regulations have evolved over time.

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